School-Based PTA Therapist — Part-Time Impact & IEP Support

Sunbelt Staffing; North Wilkesboro (NC); On-site; USD 21,000 - 27,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Part-time hours

School-based setting

Team-oriented environment

Job summary

Sunbelt Staffing in North Carolina seeks a part-time Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) for a 16-hours-per-week contract in a school setting, starting mid-August 2026 and ending June 2027. The role focuses on direct therapy under supervision of a licensed PT to support student success.

Ideal candidates hold NC PTA license, prefer pediatric or school-age experience, and are skilled at collaborating with teachers, families, and IEP teams to adapt treatment plans.

Qualifications

• Active North Carolina PTA license.
• Pediatric or school-age experience preferred.
• Strong understanding of IEP processes.
• Excellent communication and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.
• Ability to adapt treatment for diverse student needs.
• Strong organization and time management for part-time schedule.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct therapy services to students under licensed PT supervision.
• Assist in developing and implementing therapy plans that support educational goals.
• Monitor and document student progress, updating goals as needed.
• Collaborate with teachers, parents, and related service providers.
• Participate in team meetings and contribute to IEP processes as appropriate.
• Ensure documentation compliance according to school and state guidelines.

Skills

Communication

Team collaboration

Time management

Adaptability

IEP knowledge

Job description

Sunbelt Staffing in North Carolina seeks a part-time Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) for a 16-hours-per-week contract in a school setting, starting mid-August 2026 and ending June 2027. The role focuses on direct therapy under supervision of a licensed PT to support student success.

Ideal candidates hold NC PTA license, prefer pediatric or school-age experience, and are skilled at collaborating with teachers, families, and IEP teams to adapt treatment plans.